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Red Grounded, physical, driven · 50 stones Orange Creative, appetitive, warm · 67 stones Yellow & gold Confident, sunny, self-possessed · 53 stones Green Growing, generous, at ease · 67 stones Pink Tender, open, affectionate · 33 stones Blue Expressive, honest, articulate · 44 stones Indigo & violet Intuitive, dreaming, perceptive · 24 stones White & clear Clear, connected, uncluttered · 82 stones Black & grey Shielded, steady, contained · 71 stones Iridescent & spectrum Shifting, whole, many-sided · 27 stones
By birth month
January Garnet
February Amethyst
March Aquamarine
April Quartz / Diamond
May Emerald
June Moonstone / Pearl
July Carnelian / Ruby
August Peridot
September Lapis Lazuli / Sapphire
October Pink Tourmaline / Opal
November Citrine / Topaz
December Turquoise / Zircon
By what people keep them for
Healing & recovery 53
Stones people reach for while mending—after illness, burnout or a hard season.
Calm & sleep 58
The quiet end of the collection: amethyst, lepidolite and other stones kept bedside.
Protection & grounding 66
Dark, dense and iron-rich material traditionally kept at doorways and desks.
Love & the heart 45
Rose quartz, rhodochrosite and the pink-and-green stones of affection.
Abundance & prosperity 34
Golden and green stones associated with fortune, work and opportunity.
Clarity & focus 61
For study desks and decisions—quartz, fluorite and the analytical stones.
Intuition & dreams 42
Violet, indigo and iridescent material kept for inner work and dreaming.
Confidence & courage 36
Red and iron stones traditionally carried before something difficult.
Creativity & expression 30
Blue throat-stones and the vivid material makers keep on the bench.
Energy & vitality 50
Bright, high-saturation stones for low days and long weeks.
Change & transition 58
Moving house, changing work, ending something—stones kept through the turn.
By hardness
Soft · Mohs 1 – 3 Scratches with a coin — selenite, calcite, jet. 47 Medium · Mohs 3.5 – 6 Everyday care — malachite, fluorite, opal. 110 Hard · Mohs 6.5 + Wearable and durable — quartz, garnet, beryl. 115
By family
Silicate 28 Quartz 23 Chalcedony 19 Fossil 14 Sulfide 12 Carbonate 9 Organic 6 Pyroxene 6 Oxide 6 Volcanic glass 6 Phosphate 6 Beryl 6 Tourmaline 6 Feldspar 4
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WHERE IT TYPICALLY COMES FROM
Brazil 62
Amethyst cathedrals, agate, rutilated quartz—bought at the mine mouth in Rio Grande do Sul.
Madagascar 51
Labradorite, celestite, ocean jasper. The flash is chosen by eye, one slab at a time.
Pakistan & Afghanistan 25
Himalayan quartz, tourmaline, aquamarine—often straight from the families who dig them.
Morocco 23
Vanadinite, fossil ammonites and orthoceras from the Atlas and the Anti-Atlas.
The Himalayas 31
Where Tashi and Tenzin's family is from and where many stones can also be found.
Mexico & Peru 48
Fluorite, pyrite suns, blue calcite—small mines, long relationships.
Please note Traditional properties, effects, and aura associations are shared for cultural, historical, and personal-interest reasons only. They are folklore, not medicine. Nothing here is medical, psychological, or financial advice, and no stone is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Please see a qualified professional for health concerns.